reRY LATEST /)¥; TELEGRAPH.

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London, June 8.

{a the Mouse of Lords, this evening, Earl Har- by gave notice that le abould move that the reading of the Irish Chureh Disestadlishment Bull be postponed six months

The Times re ers to the fact that some of the Tory Peers decline to fol! ow the policy in regard ° the Irish «(burch BN dete rmined on by the majority at the meeting last Saterday, and trusts that the danger of @ collision is past, }

The experience of the last few day reaffirms the treth that in a direct issue the Lords must allow the pational will to prevail. .

The present appearan:os indicate the passage © the Bill by = email majority.

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Paris, June 9 of the French E ections indicates ET ene arte res atts 3 follows: Government 218 Independent 1 36. Some reiting ocourred and 123 de in Paris.

composed 8 42, Radics

swere ma arrest London, Jane 9, eve

The Archbithon of Ca: terbury has counselled the

Bishops in -he Hoase of Lords not to oppose tue J

> nee ro given t>-night to a deputation

ae Seoleat bearing petitions against the L[rish

Chorch Bilt, Many Tory Pee s and eletgynien of

the Bstablisved Churod were present :

It is said that twentv- five Conservative Peers will desline t fellow the policy of rejection announced by the majority at their meeting om Satarday, and the defeorion of others is prodaple,

The Post (Office department has completed ar mngements for che pur-nase of the telegraph lines jn the United Kingd m, in accoruance with tae bill

passed by Parliament hist year : Paris, June 10,

Serious riots occurred at Nates and Pordeaux yesterday At Nantes the troops were ealed out gad abliged to uve the bayonet in dispersing tae mod. Maay of the rioters were wounded, and a Jarge number arrested. At la:t advices order was restored and the city quict,

A further tumult nai occurred in Paris requiring

to suppress it. scone " Belfast, June 19,

Thirteen members of an Orange Lodge in the Oty are beer arrest i ter a dis urbance of the

sce, A collision oCcurred tom~dey between tite

fice and the people, in which several persons jnjured bet one {atall — ‘ London, Jane 10

Another appalling disaster occurred in the Coal Mines at Merthyr Tytvil to-day An explosion, the cause of which is unknown, took place while the en were at work = But few of the miners es-

caped frow the pit, and itis reported that 120 were

isled ; The Steemship Great E.stern bas gone to Portl«nd, Bag.ecd, fora supply of coal, aud will ieave that % to morrow for Brest, Woeoce she will seen pro- eved to lay the Cable to the United Staies. A

great bangaet wis given on board of ber last even. |

dng by the Frouch at Lcvat, to celebrate sucevssful

duading .

Cable despatshes from Cork state that robberies |

of ares and auuwunition are of daily vcourrence throughout the Sousbura part of Ireisnd London, June it The Colliery disaster in Wales proves less s rious than at first stated ‘orty-six bodies nave been re- covered thus far, and 1¢ was thought that tue total pumber of killed would nut exceed 76 New York, June 11 An accident to a Avanzpelis at ten o’ch cars, mure of le-s inj it is feared fatally. Urosident Gant and tawily Were on the train aod esvaped tajury. New York, June il. President Grant wi!! be present at the opening of

k lust night, smashed three

‘the great National Peace Jubilee ia Bustou, Tues- |

day a. xt Ottawa, Jane 11 Biake’s amendment respecting Newtoun !and, jost. Yeas, furty-eiyut; Nays, ainety-two, letions concurred in.

Keselutions relative to the admiasion of Prince

Edeard Isiand into the Dommien, passed inv Uom-

mitiece

<< CRICKET. Tue Prince of Vi ales and the St. Dunstan

‘boys have. for the third tune, contested the poli | the vietery resulted in |

aval On Thuraday last quire an

at Cricket, and, as faver of the latter.

interesting match came off between the junvor |

Clabs of the two Colleges, on the beautiful grounds of Stephen Swabey. Eeq. The Prince ot Wales eleven having leet the teaa, went in firet and seored 14; the St. Dunatan’s eleven followed them with a eeore sf 33. All were then mvcited to partake of refresinnent, very kindly provided

by Mr. Swahey. who appeared to fake, during |

the whole day, a very great iniereat fb, the match Whew the refreshmente were ever, and ise youn fads quite recovered fram the fatigue of the first innings. the Prince of Wales eleven returned to

the wickets and were disposed of by their oppe- |

nents affer seering 26. Their apponents hed only five te make te win, winch they did withon’ the lessef a wicket te witness the apparent geed cheer #tth ahich both Clubs deGt the groun du—the eve not feo de

jected at their deteot, nor the wiber too elated at)

tieir vietary.

On Thursday a match wre sleo played between the St. Dunstan s «even and eleven of the Char- luttetewn Cricket Ciub, woich resulted sictory for the latter

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St Peters Charnh, Keelford Square. will (D. |

V ) be opened for Di vine Service, on Sanday next 13th inet = Dive Services of that day. and on every Sanday fellowing . Holy Commanion,» # m and Sermon, liam. Evening Praser,7 pm. All the sittings in the Ciarch are free,— 1st. ——- 1° oo -

ce We notice tat the Gas Light Compary are divesting our Streris to-day of the Gus Lampe. This ie a move in the waeng direction. No blawe, we betieve, can be «ttached to the Gas Company for this step. We shall have somethiug to suy on thie matter at another time.

[3 Sowe origiou! and other matter is crowded

out thia week, i —iniclidln teen ate

We would cali the attentien of the Trade to the Sale of Fancy and Staple Gouds at the sales Room of N Ravbia, E-q., on Wednesday next now open for inepe ction.

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Tue Centre of Aitraction, to the Ladies at all evente—and to some of the wentlemen too if we mistake not—is over at our friend Robert Young’s. Aud certainly he displaye a very fiue tot of goods. and that too, at prices that ure perfectly astonish- ing We would certainly advise all who wish to lay out their money to the beet advantage to give bum « call.—Cos.

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The Steamship ‘‘ Oriental,” which has been placed ow the line for a few weeks in room of the * Alnambra ” arrived at this port on Wednesday morning Having discharged her passengers, Si bols flour, and some merchandize the Oriental ieft

Jor Keeton in the evening of the sume day, via!

Canso, Halifax, etc —iv.

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Y. M.C. A. LITERARY CLASS.

On Wednesday evening last, the questicn, “Was the execution of Mary Queen of Sects, jastifiv ble 1 was discussed by tre members of the claes, and on divisivn it was deciced in the »egative. Qaestion of debute on Wednesday evening next, ** Is tie character of King Wil iaw JIL worthy of admiration t W. Laweonw Corton, Sec’y. —__- > o—

To Coxre*PonDEeNTS.—" Sincerity” received and under constd- ration.

Died. At Charlottetown, on Saturday evening, the 2nd of May, after a severe illness of whooping

cough, Mary Elen, eldest daughter of Bernard aod Elien MeCuarvell, aged two years und six weonths.

At White Hall, State of Michigan on the 25th of March, of congestion of the brain John Cambridge, awed 7 years, ale, on the 12th of May, of typhus fewer, Martha Beuirsto, aged 5 vears, children of Beujamie aud Margaret Beil, late of New London, P. if dsiaud.

Suddenly, at Montague on Wednesday, 26th ait , Eleanor Philips, owed 45 years. ,

At Georgetown Koad, on the second inst., John James, infautsep of Mr. Davie! McLellan, aged 5 weeks.

At Georgetown Royalty, on the Sth inst, Mr Peter Ferguron, «ged 79 years.

On the 24th Apes Capt. Thomas Montgomery, in his 84th years. l'reasurer of the County Monagn- an for upwards of 39 years, passed away after a short il'uess, respected and esteemed by all whe Kaew him, heloved by those with whom he was closely connectei He was.a gentleman in the trae tion of the word. in his eurly life he had served in the Royal Navy. where his gentle arbanity of gancer commanded the respect of his brother officers aiid the devotion of the suilors He was « trae ebeistian, and fulfilled the duties of husband .fother,uad friend faithfully, [is memory Jives in the hear(s of those who survive him.

he gentleman was father to T. A Mestyomery, Es t+» Who wae for some time resi- of Shipping. — (Com.

uv, and held the office af Surveyor Atthe Marse of St James Church, Charlotte- town, on Saturday evening, the bith instant, Wil- iam, only sou of Key. Tho nas Dancan, aged 6 years and7 months. [deceased wus a cliitid of wreat pro- guise, dat the flower hus been nipped ia the bud, and pareuts, one hopefal, are mourning what io the.o is 4 severe juss, but to bin an eternal yin. At Wood Islatiid Koad, ou the 41h instant. after a lingering ittness of many years, which he bere with Christian oye ge ty the Divine Will, Mr. Hah Rose, age: years. He leaves an aged mother, and muny friends and acquaintances te Jameut bis death.” His end was peace. IRON! a RECEIVED per ship Doxcay from LIVERPOU L—

10 Tons Best Refined IKON. For Sale Low.

; EORGE HOWAT. Crapaud, May 17. -

rain on the Baltnnore and |

ing 15 to 20 passengers, sowe |

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atil further votice, will be — | Morning Praye:, Litany |

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Prices Current.

Cuariottretown, June ll, 1869. Provisions,

Beef (small)..... woeecneeende eeecsenteces 6d to 9d Do Dy GWMMOP. 66 cece eee eee cee eecneeees Sd to Bd UNLESS SOLD NT, GUN con vo capadinss cesetcsoneseee me ON BPO GRE. coven cectin bUSs Whicwdecctoecccons Gd 8d Mutton. ...-. eeageereseeconcne occvee «-...fid to 9d Lamb quarter... 2... ccccccscewccceccecss std 00 OS NOG TUNER sc cscns cvecdees cebedeanese ts to la 3d} Cheeae. «6.00 cece cesses Seeees sccvecdsiseace 31 to Ga) i tihcnmananutirsnndedd 490 006 pugacscs 7d to 9d) TEinim. socedcossnepvaesenghssedes aso 10d to ts | Veurl Barley......-....--- susecdes tied’ 2d to 2yd Pee TOOT iis Hi Wo okie occ sn od ecaeqer 172 to lke

Back wheat Plour ....-..4-.--0-ese0+s 2d to 23d Chatemnnl, 0. OiiOs ono cence sctccesnccan 16s to Ie Sd cin au pacib eee ae aeneesedes.eb ees cane ot Sd to 9d | POUTRTOEB. . oo. cece cee ccc ceceees cence le to ls 4d PE WEWIDBs oc ccccccccccccecveedbssdbiumstiotic e+ 12d _— re sls wna een oh Nit a ele aati ay 2A om KA

Lumber,

Bourds (Hemlock}............. eestnaieensnns 4s { NPENCC. oa ccerccccescces seupee vudesudascte 4a to Se Pei eeek cbs vvedéswddddvdicdids UR 78 to 9s SEED. cron eeecnaseeeds og beskstbeses 2s to Los a sundries,

Wet ad diowgs beAdbbeinbnibeveséececede 18 to ledd Hav iMAbbeeansuine eaahelechaekebeusis ke 50s to 60s Straw, cwt.....<. @** MMAe hedeecencewces Is bd to 2s Cate... Geceosdeconneqesleheens ou 2s Sd to 2s 9d

PUOMNOIDON con checcuceciusttebcetess da 6d to 6s op Ae, sagas EE POTS POLE POC re eee is to 6s CARTOON BOP TBs boc) occ delsalbn dene cess BG te NN DUP Ws vein kos ccusss katcebcvachsccecses Ie

| Timothy Sond Wadly ag 6. 5 os nies one ds-.-.. 0 {5s

Grones Lewis, Market Clerk. | — eo me om ane ;

Se ae rene ee eee, ee

CLEANLY SUE

ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY,

23rd & 24th JUNE.

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THE SUBSCRIBER, ' Tatending te REMOVE to his NEW PRRE.- MISES, bas determined upon

Selling at Auction,

on above days, hia large and varied Stock of

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, GROCERIES & LIQUORS!

CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS— 40 Chests TEA, 20 Hhds, GIN, 10 Htvds. MULASSES, 10 Bois SUGAR, 5U Boxes Liverpool SOAP, 20 Keys Baking SODA, 12 Uasks Washing do 50 sides Sole LEATHER, 25 Boxes Valevtra RAISINS, 10 Boxee Fiat TOBACCO, 10 Kegs Twist do & Cwt. CONFECTIONERY, 1 Crates EARTHENWARE, 10 Tine CASTOR OIL, ; 20 Kegs ard Tins MUSTARD, 3 bbis CURRANTS, 2 Bois Barcelona NUTS, 1 Bol. SALTS, 1 do COPPERAS, 6 Gross Nixey's BLACK LEAD, 10 Boxes Extract LOG WOOD, 60 Pieevs Grey CULTUN,

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50‘ Fancy Print **

} 50 ** White “

20 * DENIMS 2) Regatta SUIRTING, 30) =«** Cotton Handkerehiefa,

30 Dos White and Grey HOSE,

3 * Men's B.ack COALS, i 3 ** ‘pas “> PANTS, j i 5 ** Men's VESIS,

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Larg» assurtueut of Fancy Coats, Vests) and Pants 30 Doz. Men’s ERACES, 4 Cases Men's HATS, 20 Doz. HOOP SKIRES. Large assurtment Dress Material, in Alpac eas, Coburgs, Plain ard Faney Wines; Haying Lvols, in Forks, Seythes and Snaths, Seythe Stones; round and equare pointed Shevels, Grain Scoops, Spades, Clocks, Wood Saws, Axes Shingle Uatchets, Tarred Paper, Manilia Cordage, 5 cases Matches, Cut, Shingle and Lath Naiis 3 cewt. H-rse Nails,

&x 10. 16 x 12, and 10 x 14, Sm.thwick’s Glass, Chain Traces, Sheet Zne, &e., &2., &e., t.gesher with other artieies too Bumerous to mention

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Teeus— All sums under £19, cash: over | £10, payable lst November,

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P W. HYNDMAN. | June 14, 1859. ee (Paulie CHEAPER TRAN EVER

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G ENTS’ GENEVA CcéLINDER WATCHES, ZT trom £2 upw>rds j Gente’ ENGLISH LEVER WATCHSS | apwurds. |}Ladies 1LVER GENEVA WATCHES. from £ _ ds upwards | Ladies GOLD GENEVA WATCHES, from ; apwards ‘ |A Guanvdand Key accewpanieseach Watch with - | ont extra charge . American TIMEPIE: ES from 158 uprards. American CLOCKS in Doric, Rose Mantel, Cot- tage, Sharp Gothic. and O G styles of Varions prices | All WATCHES and CLOCKS are carefally revn- i luted before being sold, and warratted to perform properly | A large assortment of JEWELY always on hand | aud for sale } Who would be withont a Watch, a Clock, or! some Jewelry, when they cun be bought so cheap and good at WELLNER'S Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Store, Opposite Hon. P. Wacxer's? Ch'town. Jure 14.1869.

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TRADE MARK,

CARSON'S

ENTERCD AT STATIONERS HALL,

IS EXTENSIVELY USED FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT PDOOK WORK,

and is proved, after a test of 70 years, to surpass

any other Paint. It is especially applicable to

iron, weod, stone, brick, compo, greenhouses, ete.

le twice as durable as genuine white lead, so simple

in application that any person can use it.

White, Light Stone, Bath, Light Portland Coilore, Lead, Chocolate, Red, Black, Bright Green, Deep Green, aud Biae.

Oil, Tarpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, &c. Varnish for Shingled Roofs, at 2s. 6d. per

gallon. WALTER CARSON & SONS, La Belle Sanvage Yard, Ludygate Hill, E.C.

CAUTION — All Casks should bear the Trade Mark, to be haa only at

STONE’S

British Hardware Store. Old Stand, Reddin's Buildings, t

Queen Street . June 7, 186%-

NOTHER lot of FINNAN HADDIES ex- A peeted from Digby by the boat to myht On haud a lot of SMOKED ALEWIVES. excellent asarclish. anda few MACKEREL, cured. Bay of Island FAT HEKRING, in bulk, stiil on band.

WANTED. Fresh, good sized TROUT, for which a good price will be paid Ch'town, Jane 12, 1869

JUST RECEIVED,

B* Bark Empress, from Liverpocl,.and now for sale at the lowest paying prices, for Cash or approved paper :— 15 Bags (2 ewt. each) RICE, 10 Boles. Washing SODA, 10 Kegs Baking du. Coils of Manilla and Hemp ROPE, 2 tonsa of Best White Lead, 6 Caske Boiled OIL, 10 Cwt PUTTY, 3 Tons of (Tyson’s) Best SOAP. Expected by Arabian from London, 60 Chests of usual quality Congou Tea.

WILLIAM DODD, Queen Square

May 17, 1859.

Bellin’s Property, in Tignish,

jaund is payable to Stockholders forthwith,

‘June 7 1869

“TO ALL CONCERNED,

WILL SHORTLY BE

AT AUCTION,

AND ON EASY TERMS,

NEAR THE BREAKWATER, He being about to leave the Island,

100 ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND,

(30 x 33) chains,) 60 of which ~re clear- ed und conveniently divided into fields ,20 ready to be cleared. fenced in. and 20 partly fenged, covered with seantling, poles and young hardsrond On the premises are a good and commodiens COT- TAGE, 34 x 23 ft., with a large Poreh. Cellar, &e-, and Outbuiidivgs A very Superior BARN. com- plete, 50 x 30 ft, with leanto 17 x 30, and Manure Shed 24 x 24, with Left, frost-proof Cellar wider Barn tloor, 20 x 4, by 7 deep, lined with cedar posts. Also a Granary, Hay Barrack, Hen Honse, &e.. a large Garden and Orchard, well stocked with young and healthy trees, and a Spring of water netr the Llonse not surpassed on the Island

A Broo® runs across the Farm, through the Barn- yard to which ecuttle have access from nearly every field. A handsome Krush runs across the vroperty, sheltering the buildings frem the N N W and NE. winds. Swamp Mnd onthe Farm; Mus- sel mad mile and cea jtanure in great abundatice 1 mile off, Fish Manure at stages in the vicinity

There are aChureh, Chapel Schoolhouse Stores Tuunery, Saddlery and Forges, also, Cloth, Grist. Saw and Carding Mills, all within two milea.

The xabeve is to be sold with or without the Crop, consisting of the sowing of 7 busiels of of Wheat, 42 do Oats, 3 do Barley 3 do Buck wheat, 13 do Potatoes Hay of 20 acres, besides Turnips, Garden Vegetables &e, &e.

Possession given immediately after eale,

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Horses, Cattie, Implements, HOGUSEHROCLD FURNITU in ehort, everything is for positive Sale except wearing appeurl.

Dee notice will be advertised of day of Auction There are many fariners near Charlotretown whose property would realize £200 or £250 more than the foregoing may be pnrenased for. and not a whit better. nor more conveniently situated. Twe barks and three schooners were taking ip produce at the sume time this spring, 1 mile distant. Come up and jadye for yourselves, and if sale of your own property be effected, notes of huud might ve

taken in payment fer this

£70-Stock in Summerside Bank is also for sale. and a HOUSE und GARDEN in CHARLOTTE- TOWN, Possession given in one yenr. the present tenant, James McFarlane, Esq , having lease ex- piring then, at £24 per annum

ROBERT BELLIN,

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June 14, 1869, tf

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PRA PARWY

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St. Margaret's, Boar Rivor,

ON THURSDAY, Ist JULY NEXT, In aid of the Catholic Chzpe!,

a firet and very best TEA of the Season wil] | come off at the ubove named place. on THUL S.! DAY, the tet day of JULY. in aid of the fands of | the Catholic Chapel Vhie will give visiiors #n} opportonity of enjoying the cool and refreshir K sea wir of the North side i

No expenses will be spared to muke thia Tea

Meetieg a tip-top affair The best Muyicia e will be engaged for the oceasion Sports and] amusements of various kinds will be the order of |

the dav. Tea on the Tables 2: 1 o el kp om TICKETS Is 6d each—Children half price. PATRICK McDONALD, Sec'y East Point, June 14, 1869. h

} BANK OF P. E ISLAND. |

NJ OTICE is hereby given that a Dividend of | AN Five Younds per centum on the Capital | stock of the Bank of Prinee Edward Island for! the last half year, hath this day been declared, | on de- | By order } WM. CUNDALL, Cashier. |

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mand.

IN BOTTLES OF FULL SIZE ONLY. SAYER’S CELEBAATED

BRANDIES

AWAADED THE MEDAL, LONDOR, 1862 BOTTLED AT GOGNAE

AND LABELLED, AJCORDING TO AGE, FINE OLS CHOICE OLD VERY OLD Marked: % ; BH ; He TO BS HAD OF THE B MERCHANTS.

Preferred bs good judges.

N.B.-AVOID INFERIOR BRANDIES AND SMALL BOTTLES.

D. ERENAN, Sole Agent Tr P;

S69, SPHIMG [S69,

HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleaeure @ toannuunce the COMPLETION of his

SPRING IMPORTATIONS, |

Comprie'ng his usua General Assoriment of

DRY GOODS,

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HARDWARE, GROCERIES

Dye Stui¥s, pices, &c.

Bolt, Bar and Sheet iron, Carriage Spring, Wlister end Cast S:eel; Cast Steel Axes and Edge Too's; Wiought and Cut Spikes. Nails & Tacks; Anvils,Sellows, Vices, Sledges. Hammers. &; Scales and Weights: Saddlery, Broshes, &c; Window Glaes, Putty, Paints and Varnishes; Linseed, Olive Kerosene, Seal and Codfieh Oils ; Temperance Cordials; Alcohol, Old Jamaica and Demerara Spirits ; Irish, Scotch, Bourbon, Or Rye and Old Malt Whiskies; Brandy, Gin, Old Tom, Gi-gorette, Port, Sherry and Champaigne W ines ; Dublin, London and Edinburgh Bottled Ale and Porter; Cord- age, Canvas,Coil Chain ; Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Coniectionery, Tobacco, Snuff, Raisins, Currints, Sporting Powder, Patent Shot, Cups, &c.

BEST

CANADA FLOUR & CORMEAL,

A CONSIGNMENT OF

PALE § DARK BRANDY.

in Hhds., Quarter Casks and Bottles, from the celebrated Vineyard of Geo. Sayer & Co., Cognac, France, per Ship Amphion

All ot which is offered for Sule, Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest market rates.

DANIEL BRENAN. June 7, 1869.

AUCTION. Dress Goods, Shawls, Mantles. Shirts, Hollands. Forfars,

At SALES ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, the l6zh iustast, at 11 e’cloek ~

S Packages, containing

40 Pieces Fancy DRE3S MATSRIAL, 35 Dozen Fancy Wincey SHIKTS, 120 Fancy Tissuc Long aud Square Shawis, 66 Ladies’ Biack Cloth JACKETS, 20 Pieces Colored CAMBRICS, 10 “ Prown HOLLANDs, 10 PE TICKING, 58 G«bY COTION, 40 FORFAR SHEELING,

The above GOODS being direct from the mann- facturers, are well worthy the attention of the

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Trade. N. RANKIN, Auctioneer. June 7, 1869. till sale

1564,

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LIVERPOOL HOUSE,

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QUEEN STREET!

WILLIAM FULL

KHias Received, by Various Arrivals,

His SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF

BRITISH & FOREIGN MERCHANDIZE,

INCLUDING A SELECT AND

CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOD3,

SUITABLE FOR

THE SEASON,

WITH ALL THE LEADING NOVELTI¢S,

The sbove Stoek has been well Selected, and will bo found, on examination, to compare

favorably with any in the market.

The Business will. in futuro, be esnducted on the Strietly CASH Principle and the motto

WiLL BE QUICK SALES May 3]

Union Bank of P. E. Tstand. | DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, on the | Capital of this Bank, for the half-year ending |

ist inst , is declared payable on and after MON-

DAY, 7th instant

By order,

JAS. ANDERSON, Cashier.

June 7, 1869,

AUCTION!

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lr Sway, Esquire, toNell at his Residence

WARBLINGTON, Royalty, Lower Princetown +s

Road, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th JUNE instant,

his entire Stock of

Cows, Ewes, Lambs, and other Sheep,

together with ONE PGNEY, Two Donble and Two Single WAGONS One English CAKRIAGS. Fonr or Five Sets of HARNE-S, KIDING SADDLES, BRIDLES BITS, &e.. &e .&c,

The above Stock has been selee ed from the Choicest Flocks and Herds in the colony, inelad- ing those of the Model stock Farm, Mr John Johnston's of Milton, Mr Tweedy’s, of Lot 49 ifr, Wo Swahey'’s late of Mouut Stewart, and is wej; worthy the attenticn of our Herd and Flock Mastera.

Sale te commerce at 12 o'clock. No reserve. te Terma at Sale, when ful] pedigrees can be

obtained. WILLIAM DOOD, Auctioneer.

May 31, 1869. till sale

=, ae 9 - Exeeuters’ Sale. ~~ BE SOLD be AUCTION, onthe premiees, on THURSDAY, the 2ith inst , at 12 o'clock, neon. alf that piece of LAND in Priuce Street with the

Two Story Dwelling House

and OUT-BUILDINGS thereon, lately ocenpied by A KH. YATES, Esq., measnring about 48 feet on Prince Street and extending back 84 feet, being part of the estate of the late Martin Docuenty. by order of the Executors.

TERMS liberal, and made known at Sale.

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch'town, June 14, 1869.

«oD. MeRAE, MERCHANT TAILOR,

QUEEN STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN , TRIMMINGS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIG GOODS, &c.

BEG leave most reepectfally to inform my

friende and customers, in town and eountrr. that I have reeeived, by recent arriv-le frei Great Britain and the United States, a large and well selected Steck of Goude in my line.

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CONSISTING OF

Bine anc Black Superfine Broad Cloth, Black Cas- samere & Doeskins.a large lot of Tweedeof the newest and best patterns, snitable fur the pre- sent and» pproaching season, which the anbseri- ber is prepared to mannfactnre at the shortes} notice ivto Coats, Pants Vesta. and in the mos; approved style and latest fashions.

My Stock of Tailors’ Trimmirgs is complete in every particular, and I am prepared to supply the trade with every article required, at a price which cannot fail to give satiefaction.

Gentiemen’s furnishing Goods, in Linen and Pa- per Collars aud Cuifs, Sh rts and Shirt Fronts ia great variety; also Boys and. Youths’s White shirts; a splendid a°sortment of Gentlemen’s Cot. ten, Merino and Lambs Woo) Pants and Shirts; Black, White, and Colored Kid Gloves, Thread do ; Cotton, Thread, Merino, and Lambs Wool Halt Hoes, India Rubber Braces; White Cam- bric Handkerchiefs; White and Fancy Colored Silk do ; Neckties in all the newest styles, Gente’ Silk Hars, Felt do ; Gents’, Boys’ and Yvuths’ Hats and Cape in great variety, a large assort-

moral, Deer Stalker, &c., & Umbreilas. in Silk, Alpaos, and Linen. Gentlomen’s Rubber Coats and Caps.

I beg to say that the above Ftock has been purchared directly frow the manufactures, and on the most advantageous terms, therefore [ can afford to s li cheaper than persons buying frem second hand, aa it is evident by being in a p»- sition to buy directly from the manu acturers the jobbers’ profit of at leact twenty-five per cent ia Saved to enstomers that are supplied wich Clott- ing. ete, from wy establishment.

public generally fur the liberal patronage ex end- ed to me since my Commencement in business, and hope by punctuality and attention to the wants of my customers to receive « continuance of the same

N. B—Having had fifteen years’ experience as a practical Cutter, I can, without hesitation, defy competition. I guarantee to cut on the latest aud most approved principles, and warrant a perfect fit or no Sale.

Geatlemen wishing a goed fitting Coat, Pants and Vest, will please cal and examine my stock ‘before purchasing elsewhere.

ITE SUBSCRIBER is instrneted by Sternex |

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ment of Seotch Bonnets, in Prince Charles, Bal-'

I respectfully tende~ my sincere thanks to the |

AND SMALL PROFITS. . Isb69

HATS. HATS.

RECEIVED AT THE Gentiemen’s Outtitting Warehouse, Per Steamebip Etna via Halifax, TWu CASES

Gentlemen’s Silk & Feit Hi A TS,

WHICH WERE PURCHASED

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AND BEING MADE TO ORDER, THEY WILL BE FOUND THE NEWEST STYLE SOLD LOW! CALL EARLY! J. W. FALCONER.

Ch'tewn, May 31. 1869. Ain

TIMOTHY SEEDS !

BARRELS DOMINION HAY SEED! For Sale by CARVELL BROS.

12

May 3-1. 1569.

NATIONS 1569,

Direct from the Ma nufacinu es,

9,000,

NINE THOUSAND!

ROOM PAPER! ROOM PAPER.

UST RECEIVED at HARVIE'S BOOKSTORE, QUEEN S(REET—

Nine Thousand Rolls ROOM PAPER, from 3d per Roll, upwards. H. A, HARVIE.

May 2i, 1869.

VESSELS WANTED.

ESSELS WANTED, to carry DEALS from BUCTOUCHE to LIVERPUVOLor BRISTOL CHANNEL.

Apply to Ch'town, 7th Jnne, 1869.

SPRING, 1869!

LARGE SUPPLY

—or—

HARDWARE!

Ex Duncan, Undine and George.

CARVELL BROS.

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170 Bags Cut Nails, (a really five article, all sizes.) 50 Boxes Uhanee s Glass, from 8x10 to 42x36. Zine, Tarred Paper, Framing Squares’ Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Paris Whitening, White Wash Brushes Locks, Hinges, Hangers, &e., all kinds, Garden Toois, American Forks and Shovels, Hoes, Hames, Traces, Backbands, Cart Travellers, Blister Steel, Shear and Svie Plates, Trunk Locks, flandies, Nails and Hoop Iron, American Pa- tent Carriage Bolts, Screws and Castings, Patent Wrenches, a variety, new pat- tern, Saddiers’ Hardware,cheap, Curriers’ Tools, Stones and Slicks, Large Assort- ment of Cutlery, IVORY balance handled Knives,Pocket Knives, from 5d to 10s, Barbers’ Razors, Seissors, &e , Electro Cruet Frames, Forks, Spoons, and Knives, [ron Bedsteads,Batha, Toilet Sets, Dish Covers, Brass and Copper Kettles, Stair

NEW GOODS

and Best Assortment of

China and Earthenware,

ever opened in Charlottetown,

Cheap for Cash or Approved Paper.

GROCERIS, viz:

TEA (warranted good,) Sugar, Soap, Molaese Candies, Shoe Blacking, Blacklead, Baking Sude, Washing Soda, Ruisius. Cur- rants, Spice. Pickles, &e. and all kinds of GOODS usually kept in a

LIQUORS:

Whiskey, Jamaica Spirits, Oid Tom, Irish Whiskey, Gingerette, Raspberry, Lemon Syrup, &e., &e, &e.

FLOUR! FLOUR!

Always on hand, Chviee Brands.

No. 1 Canada Filour, sent tu an

part oi the City, day, tree of Charge.

LB. Db. Ra DDIN,

Old Stand, Reddin’s Corner, ; Gin

" Smiths’ Bellows, lg , | | fires, Iron and S NEW GOODS! Celia canine, pene etc , etc., at WIE SUBSCRIBER has RECEIVED, pe- STON H’S

* UNDINE,” from LIVERPOOL, the Largest

Which he wit] Seti, WuoLesaLe er Reta,

A Fine and Complete STOCK of CHOICE

FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE

BRANDY, GIN, PORT & SHERRY WINES,

Extra and Superfine from

N. B—Bread made trom the Best Quality

Rods, Pole Euds, Curtain Bands, &, Uirevlar Saws, three feet. The new File to suit American Tooth,

British Hardware Store. Reddin’s Building, Queen Street, Ch’town, May 24, 1869.

Royalty Lots for Sale! . 5 following valuable LOTS, eituate on the

Union and Royalty Roads, near Wright's Bridge, are offered for sale, viz :-—~ Nos. 356. 357. 358, 381 382, 387, 388, 422, 423. 424, 425, 432, 433, 460, 461, 466 467, 565, 568, in all 19 Lote, containing about 225 acres of Superior Land, well watered, and sarrounded by public roads.

{ge For Terms avd further particalars apply “to G. W. DeBLOIS.

&, May 17, 1869.

Spring & Summer Goods!

fFsHE SUBSCRIBERS have completed at the LONDON HOUSE, their LARGE and EXTENSIVE STOCK of British, Foreign & American MERCHANDIZE, G. & 3. DAVIES. Ch*town, May 24, 1869. pat ial

1 Mi Canada Fiour. UST received, ex Steamer Merrit, from

Montreal~

490 bbis. choice Canada Flour. 59 do White Cornmeal.

J.& T. MORRIS,

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May 24, 1869.

A TEA PARTY

Lot 38, on TUESDAY, the 20th JULY, nex

Parochial Hone now in course of erection.

pleasure and satisfaction to the gueste at the entrance to the grounda,

grounds witbeut a ticket JOHN McDONALD, Bornish, Secretary. Lot 38. May 20, 1269.

an ample supply of the celebrated

. possible prices, and the moat faverable terms. I bas also much pleasure in anveuncing that the are many and valuable improvements on t Machine this season, the result of careful notice the field of the requirements to perfect a substan ally reliable Mower and Reaper.

acting SFODDARD RAKE.

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D. McRAE, Merchant Tailor. Charlottetown, May 24, 1869.

Tea and Co 2 Amphion, from London, « large sup-

Ei P ply of oar justly celebrated TEA and JAMAICA COFFEE. MACEACHERN & CO. Italian Warehouse, ;

June 7, 1869.

(Choice Wines, Liquors, &c LD PORT, Brown Sherry, Pale Sherry, Very pale sherry, Marsala, Old Brandy,

Highland Whiskey, Bourbon, 5 Year Old Brandy,

Jamaica Spirits, Gin, Claret, Chempagne,

Gingerette, Temperance Drinks, &c, &c, &e,

at the usual moderate prices.

The above goods are warranted to give satis-

factiva. MACEACHERN & CO.

Italian Warehouse, June 7, 1809,

To Housekeepers & Others. a Barrels Choice Family FLOUR, (Blythe B85 brand) From Casade. 2100 do Choice

Pastry Flour, (Diamond brend.) Also 68 packages CHOICE CONGO TEA by * Arabian” from London.

WILLIAM DODD,

Queen Square.

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June 14 1869. 3w

ST. PTEER’S BAY

TEA PARTY!

In Aid of the new Parochial House,

oN TU ESDAY. THE 6TH JULY NEXT

UE above Party will be holden on the beanti-

ful grounds on which the Church stands. Tea will be served ut l o'clock, p.m, All the deli- eacics'of the season, in uddition to Ten and Cake, will be plentifaily supplied, The nenal Games aud Sports allowed a Social Gatherings of this kind, will be previded. A Refreshment Sxloon, mall day.

with Temperance Beverages, wil! be o ETS Is 6d

A Good Time may be expected, TIC each, to be had on the grounds. HILARY McISAAC, Sec. Com. Head St. Peter's Bay, June 7, 1869,

Ch'town, May 22 1869.

y JILL be held in St Cathberth’s Parish, formerly known as Cardigan Parish,

proceeds to be devoted to the cowpletion of the

The best Vielimista wiil be engaged fur the oe easion, and every effurt will be made to give

Tickets—Adults Is 6d; children 9d; to be had

N. B.—No person wiil be allowed on the

TARGHERS OF PE. ISLAND.

*"a‘HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Farmers of P, E. Island that he will have

Buckeye Mower and Reaper

Manufactured by A. P. Richardson & Co., and dispose of them to the Farmers at the lowest

He will also have for sale the renowned self-

W. D. STEWART, Agent

DENTISTRY DR. MARTER,

Dentz2l Surgeon, OFFICE: Miss Bovyer’s Great George-St. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF P. E. 1. RTIFICIAL TEETH inserted, from a

“% single one to an entire Set, and warranted. Dereayed and Aching teeth preserved with pure Gold stopping and other fillings, Teeth extracted with the least possible pain, and cleansing of the Teeth particularly attended to

i,

Special attention given to irregular or mal formed mouths.

te No charge for advice,

Office hours trom 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and from 2to 54 p.m. Ch’town, May 1869,

SPRING 1869.

NEW GOODS.

3moe

le re he in} ti- AUCTION, about the end of MAY:

60 Chests Tea

l2half do

20 bhds. De Kayper Gin

6 Casks Hennessy’s Brandy

' To Pleasure Seekers! } }

to uid in erecting a Catholic Church.

The entrance greunds open ut 10} o'clock. Tickets at the ga 1s Odeach. A welt farwished Saloon will supy a variety of tempting delicacies

Cup of Good Tea for * Auld Lang Syne."

usual Athletic Se

provided for, au JOHN G. McCORMACK,

cusion. Jane 7.1849 —h & p Ser

HE FIRST SOCIAL GATHERING OF THE SEASON wiil be held on the pre mises of P. Gau., Eeq.. NEAR MONTAGUE BRIDGE on WEDNESDAY she 30th JUNE next,

to the -beantifully decorated

Tables Juid »t2 o'clock, where all can enjoy a The orts and Dancing will be amply good Music engaged for the vc

100 bags assorted Cut Nails 1 Case Cutlery 50 Boxes Liverpool Soap 20 Cases and Bales Staple Dry Goods 2 Cases Made Clothing 10 Kegs and 1 Case Mustard 30 Kegs Carb. Soda 20 Casks Washing Soda 1 Case Cream of Tartar 3 do Castor Oil in Tins 5 Bbls Confectionery 1 Case Shoe and Stove Brushes 42 Packages White Lead 10 Crates Earthenware 1 Cask Alum 1 do Copperas 1 do Epsom Salts